CREO Installation and Integration for Teamcenter

a). PREREQUISITE OF CREO INTEGRATION:

1. Windows OS: windows 10 and windows 11 64-bit.

2. Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Package (x64)
3. Microsoft.net framework 4.8 or above
4. Microsoft WebView2
5. Teamcenter-13
6. Java
7. Firewall disable

b). Compatibility:

1. Teamcenter 14.0.0.0 and later MPs and patches.

2. Deployment Center 4.0 and later MPs and patches
3. Active Workspace 6.1.4 is the minimum version compatible with the integration.
The Active Workspace installation
must include the MCAD Integration feature, which appears as follows in the
Teamcenter Environment Manager (TEM) interface.
4. Other PTC requirements: In the global ModelCHECK config_init.mc(e.g. %CREO_DIR%\
modchk\text\usascii\config)
--> two parameter settings are required:
• MC_ENABLE must be set to Y
• MODE_RUN must be set to Y for “B” or batch mode
5. Java 8 or higher version
6. Install the JT Translator for creo Parametric 16.0

c). INTEGRATION STEPS FOR SERVER INTEGRATION:

1. Install java(check the java version 8 or above)

2. Install .Net framework 4.8 or above.
3. Install Microsoft WebView2.
4. Install Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Package (x64)
5. Install database(Oracle or SQL)
6. Install Teamcenter(Teamcenter-13)
7. Add Integration for creo feature_ipem.xml file for CREO.
(location: WIN64\IPEM_BMIDE_Package13\tem_contributions\feature_ipem.xml file
from the template location)
8. Apply Clearlocks before loading the Integration BMIDE Template.

**CLIENT INTEGRATION FOR CREO -->

1. check CREO Version (Minimum 2019 or above version)

2. Check JAVA version 8 OR Above
3. Microsoft.NET 4.5 OR Above
4. C++ redistubutables File 2015 or above
5. Install Teamcenter 4-tier rich client
6. check Teamcenter working or not
7. Do the Hosting with Server IP(only with server not with the client) and Host
Name in HOST File
8. Install the creo by running the setup as administrator
(NOTE: For to launch creo successfully must check Creo Parametric--
>Creo Object TOOLKIT Java and Jlink.)
9. Start Client intregation for creo
 10. Run ipemsetup.exe --> Run as administarator
11. find the document:-1. step1- Introduction message-click on next.
step2- Select Teamcenter Version.
step3- Mention the Teamcenter Integration
for CREO path.
step4- Mention Teamcenter rich client.
step5- Mention the TC TC_ROOT directory.
step6- Mention the TC TCCS directory.
step7- Mention the Teamcenter IIOP server
directory.
step8- Set the CREO installation set up
path.
step9- Mention the CREO launch command
Path.
step10- Mention the JAVA Path.
step11- Select Generate and Save for
configure JT translation.
step12- Select No for Teamcenter Multi-
site.
step13- Click on next till Done dialogue
appears.

Check INTEGRATION is properlys done or not.

Attribute Mapping:

1. Create Folder Manullay

2. Go to C:\SOFT\SPLM\TC_ROOT\install\ipem, Copy path and then go to TCDB Cmmand
Prompt
3. Then create ipem_attr_mappings.bat -h
4. C:\SOFT\SPLM\TC_ROOT\install\ipem>create_attr_mappings.bat -u=infodba -
p=infodba -i="C:\ipem\ipem.xml" -o="C:\SOFT\SPLM\creo_attr_mapping\
ipem_attr_mapping.txt" -itemtypes=Item
5. We can check output at ipem_attr_mappings.txt file location.
6. For Copying Exiting Attribute mapping
C:\SOFT\SPLM\TC_ROOT\bin>export_attr_mappings.exe -u=infodba -p=infodba -
g=dba -file="C:\SOFT\SPLM\creo_attr_mapping\existing.txt"
7. Create one Merge file where Copy all data from Existing Attribute mapping
ipem_attr_mappings.txt file and data from ipem.xml file.
8. Save file and Import it back
C:\SOFT\SPLM\TC_ROOT\bin>import_attr_mappings.exe -u=infodba -p=infodba -
g=dba -file="C:\SOFT\SPLM\creo_attr_mapping\merge.txt"

--> Each attribute definition specifies the name of a parameter in the Creo® model
(this is the attribute’s CAD name),
the name of the corresponding property in Teamcenter (its PDM name) and additional
information describing its default value,
what to do if the CAD parameter does not exist, and so on. The property’s CAD name
and PDM name must be specified,
and they must be the first and second tags, respectively, in an attribute
definition. The other elements of an attribute definition are optional and may
appear in any order.

For example, here is an attribute map for Creo® assemblies and parts:

<attribute_map cad_type="ASM:PRT">
<attribute>
<cad_name value="PartNumber"/>
 <pdm_name value="item_id"/>
<missing_attribute_action value="create"/>
<direction value="pdmtocad"/>
</attribute>
<attribute>
<cad_name value="Weight"/>
<pdm_name value="ItemRevision Master.wgt"/>
<default type="Double">1.0</default>
<direction value="cadtopdm"/>
</attribute>
</attribute_map>